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Diane Schuur - The Count Basie Orchestra This digital stereo LP record was released as GRP Records G9-1039 in 1987. Diane Schuur (vocals) is featured with The COunt Basie Orchestra led by Frank Foster (tenor sax) and including Freddie Green (guitar), DOnald Carlson (piano), Eric Dixon/Kenny Hing (tenor sax), Danny House/Danny Turner (alto sax), John Williams (baritone sax), Sonny Cohn/Melton Mustafa/Bob Ojeda/Byron Stripling (trumpet), Clarence Banks/Bill Hughes/Melvin Wanzo/Dennis Wilson (trombone), Lynn...

Diane Schuur, who has often been on the periphery of jazz, has the potential to be an important jazz singer although she still includes a large dose of pop tunes in her repertoire. Early in her career she had the tendency to screech in her upper register, but with maturity that flaw has largely disappeared and she has become a very impressive singer. Blinded at birth due to a hospital accident, Schuur (who would later be nicknamed "Deedles") imitated singers as a child. She had her first gig at a...

This CD features a logical combination: singer Diane Schuur with the Count Basie big band. In what would be longtime rhythm guitarist Freddie Green's final performance, Schuur and the Basie ghost band (under the direction of Frank Foster ) perform material that includes her standards (such as "Deedles' Blues" and "Climbing Higher Mountains"), Dave Brubeck's "Travlin' Blues" and the Joe Williams -associated "Everyday I Have The Blues." Unfortunately, the Basie band is mostly used in accompaniment...

Description Given the paucity of Basie recordings from the 1940s issued by his own label, the quality and content of this collection of 14 songs cut exclusively for radio in 1944 is scandalously good. The tracks, including a long version of "One O'Clock Jump" with an extended piano introduction by Basie, a hot version of "Lady Be Good" with guest clarinetist Artie Shaw (just out of the service) in a soaring solo, Lester Young soloing on a rousing, breakneck-paced version of "Jumpin' at the Woodside...

These performances are taken from A.F.R.S. (Armed Forces Radio Service) broadcasts on December 6, 1943, September 11 and 18, 1944 and...

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At Long Last

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The Collectables imprint's "Only the Best" series basically assembles several compilations together in a multi-disc package; compilations they've previously issued. In other words, the unassuming consumer takes a look at the back of one of these boxes -- in this case Only the Best of Count Basie -- and from appearances it would seem that these were indeed eight actual catalog recordings by the artist split over five CDs, when in fact, it is eight different compilations assembled by the Collectables...

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"Even without its original leader, the Count Basie Orchestra is today one of the finest jazz big bands in existence. Frank Foster has kept the instantly recognizable sound while welcoming younger soloists and infusing the band's repertoire with new charts. This strong live program is typical of the Basie band in the '90s, performing older tunes (such as 'Corner Pocket' and 'Shiny Stockings') that alternate with newer and no less swinging originals, all of which leaves room for the orchestra's many...

Sarah Vaughan And The Count Basie Orchestra [Limited Pressing] (Japan Import)

Count Basie & His Orchestra: Freddie Green (guitars); Jack Washington (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone); Earl Warren, Tab Smith (alto saxophone); Don Byas, Herschel Evans, Lester Young, Buddy Tate (tenor saxophone); Ed Lewis, Harry Edison, Al Killian, Buck Clayton (trumpet); Dicky Wells, Dan Minor, Ed Cuffee (trombone); Count Basie (piano); Walter Page (electric bass); Jo Jones (drums).